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Seminars
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SHEEP PEN
Urban Saints
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Tearfund, Kids Stuff, Exhibitions & Bookstore
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CIYD Connect, 24-5 Prayer
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GROUND RULES 1. Please show care and consideration for everyone on-site and for the site itself. 2. No smoking is allowed anywhere on the King’s Hall / Balmoral site. 3. Alcohol must not be brought into or consumed on-site. 4. No-one who is intoxicated will be permitted to either enter or remain on the site. 5. Wristbands or passes must be worn at all times to obtain entrance to all events. 6. No mixed sleeping (unless married). 7. Tents must be at least 3 metres apart and should not be pitched without permission from the sub-camp leader. 8. Do not cook inside tents other than the designated cook tents. 9. No camp fires or disposable barbeques to be used on the grass. 10. No vehicles on-site, except those required by staff. 11. Valuables left in tents or cars are left entirely at the owner’s risk. 12. Litter must not be left around the site as this causes health and safety problems. 13. No pets to be kept on-site.
LEADERS’ RESPONSIBILITIES Those who are identified on bookings as leaders are responsible for their group. Leaders should not allow campers under their care to go off-site without their permission or without a specific time at which to report back. Leaders should not go off-site without leaving some other adult responsible for their group and should inform the sub-camp leader of this change. In the case of an emergency, we need to be able to contact the leader as soon as possible.
EMERGENCIES In the case of an emergency, please contact your sub-camp leader or the campsite office. Medical help is available 24 hours a day. If you need help just ask at the St. Johns Ambulance tent or any member of staff.
QUIET PLEASE PLEASE be quiet at night. If you want to stay up late, please respect those who are trying to sleep. Remember that noise carries across the campsite at night. A quiet curfew will be enforced in the camping area from 01:30 onwards.
EVENT CREW Famous the world over – the Summer Madness Event Crew are here to make your stay enjoyable and safe. They work long hours to make your festival experience trouble-free, so go on, give them a smile and let them know they are appreciated.
ENTRANCE TO THE KING’S HALL Just like last year, entrance to the King’s Hall for Mainstage Worship will only be admitted via the Nugent Hall.
LOST WRISTBANDS If you lose your wristband the cost of a replacement is £5.00. These will only be replaced if verified by your leader (in person) and if ID is presented. Crossing into any area demarcated by red and white tape is forbidden (this will constitute trespassing, punishable by law). Summer Madness wishes to make it clear that it does not favour sectarian propaganda or proselytizing within the Christian fellowship and anyone involved in these practices will be escorted off-site. This means that any group or individual which uses the SM Festival and its facilities for such purposes does so against the spirit of the event and could face a ban from future events. The organisers reserve the right to cancel any booking (be it that of any individual or group) that they deem necessary and escort all concerned parties off the premises if these ground rules are not observed.
THE GUIDE
Friday 1st July KING’S HALL
TEARFUND
YWAM
22:00 Captain Cameron Kerry Courtney Trio
22:00 The Street
08:00 09:00 10:00 11:00 12:00 13:00 14:00 15:00 16:00 17:00 18:00 19:30 Mainstage Worship
19:00 20:00 21:00 22:00 23:00
SALE RING
Friday 1st July SMART
THE HUB
URBAN SAINTS
CIYD CONNECT
08:00 09:00 10:00 11:00 12:00 13:00 14:00 15:00 16:00 17:00 18:00 19:30 Hub Worship (Octagon)
19:00 20:00
21:30 Open Mic (Café)
22:00 [dweeb] +Silhouette (Freedom) Deep Café (Deep)
22:00 Brian Houston (Octagon)
21:00 22:00 William TR Fyffe + Not So Practical
22:00 Late Night Live +Patrick Gardner
22:00 23:00
Saturday 2nd July KING’S HALL
TEARFUND
YWAM
SALE RING
08:30 Open
08:00 09:30 Creative Quiet Times
09:00 10:00 11:00 Mainstage Worship
11:00
11:00 Kids Stuff (Nugent) 12:00 Open
12:00 13:00 14:30 Open Mic
14:00 15:00
15:30 Zumba Fitness (Nugent)
14:00 Street Striker Drama Workshop
14:00 Soul Sistas
15:00 Gok Clark’s Fashion Fix
15:30 Teenage Stress
16:00 Music Workshop
16:00 17:00 Basketball Tournament
17:00
18:00 Story 4 All #1
18:00 19:30 Mainstage Worship
19:00 20:00 21:00 22:00 Laura Hargan
22:00 23:00
22:00 The Street
Saturday 2nd July SMART
THE HUB
URBAN SAINTS
CIYD CONNECT 08:30 Early Morning Bible Reading
09:30 Dating Dilemmas (Octagon)
09:30 The Big Bite Free Bacon Butties
09:30 What did the O.T. ever do for me? (Abercorn)
08:00 09:00 10:00 11:00 12:00
13:00 One Small Victory (Deep)
13:00 I’m Not for Sale (Abercorn)
14:30 Stop the Traffik (Freedom)
14:00 Enjoying the Bible (Octagon)
15:30 Songwriting Workshop
16:30 ThreeForTea: +Futurescope +Chasing Owls +DVC (Deep)
14:00 Man Made #1 (Abercorn) 15:30 Dangerous People (Octagon)
13:00 Café Opens
13:00 14:00 Church is for losers
15:30 Youth Leader’s Toolbox #1
15:30 When Youth Ministry is not Enough
15:30 Inspired or What?! (Abercorn)
14:00 15:00 16:00 17:00
18:00 The Alcohol Debate (Octagon)
18:00 Café Closes
18:00
18:00 The Science of Believing (Abercorn)
19:00
19:30 Hub Worship (Octagon)
20:00 21:30 Open Mic (Café)
22:00 UV Party (Freedom)
22:00 Nathan Jess (Octagon)
21:00 22:00 Big Fat Quiz of the Year
22:00 Late Night Live +Comedy Hour +Emma Lucas
22:00
Deep Café (Deep)
23:00
Sunday 3rd July KING’S HALL
TEARFUND
YWAM
SALE RING
08:30 Open
08:00 09:30 Reading the Bible
09:00 10:00 11:00 Mainstage Worship
11:00
11:00 Kids Stuff (Nugent) 12:00 Open
12:00 13:00 14:30 Open Mic
14:00 15:00
15:30 Hip-Hop Workshop (Nugent)
14:00 Drama Workshop
14:00 Soul Sistas #2
15:00 Gok Clark’s Fashion Fix
15:30 The Prophetic Word
16:00 Music Workshop
16:00 17:00 18:00 Story 4 All #2
18:00 19:30 Mainstage Worship
19:00 20:00 21:00 22:00 The 1930s
22:00 23:00
22:00 The Street
Sunday 3rd July SMART
THE HUB
URBAN SAINTS
CIYD CONNECT 08:30 Early Morning Bible Study
09:30 Movies that Matter (Octagon)
09:30 Worship in Community
09:30 Can’t Stop, Can’t Cope? (Abercorn)
08:00 09:00 10:00 11:00
12:30 Mark Knox (Deep)
12:00
13:00 Vibe Academy (Deep)
14:30 Glee Workshop (Freedom)
16:30 ThreeForTea: +Emerald Armada +The Secret Room +Dave McCrossan (Deep)
13:00 Competition Sunday Café Opens
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14:00 Emotional & Spiritual Integrity (Octagon)
14:00 Living for a Change
14:00 Man Made #2 (Abercorn)
15:30 Taizé
14:00 15:00
15:30 ‘Bell’s Hell’ (Octagon)
16:00
15:30 Duffy Digs Deeper #1 (Abercorn)
17:00 18:00 Rev. Dr. Ian Paisley (Octagon)
18:00 Café Closes
18:00
18:00 Ethical Tour of the Bible (Abercorn)
19:00
19:30 Hub Worship (Octagon)
20:00 21:30 Open Mic (Café)
22:00 RAMS Pocket Radio +Chasing Owls (Freedom) Deep Café (Deep)
22:00 Captain Cameron (Octagon)
21:00 22:00 DVC
22:00 Late Night Live +William TR Fyffe +Lee Boal & Co.
22:00 23:00
Monday 4th July KING’S HALL
TEARFUND
YWAM
SALE RING
08:30 Open
08:00 09:30 Music Matters
09:00 10:00 11:00 Mainstage Worship
11:00 12:00 Open
12:00 13:00 14:30 Open Mic
14:00 15:00
15:30 Hip-Hop Workshop (Nugent)
14:00 Drama Workshop Basketball Tournament
14:00 Soul Sistas #3
15:00 Gok Clark’s Fashion Fix Street Striker
15:30 The Greatest Story Ever Told
16:00 Music Workshop
16:00 17:00
18:00 Because You’re Worth It
18:00 19:30 Mainstage Worship
19:00 20:00 21:00 22:00
22:00 An Evening with Martin Smith
22:00 Emma Lucas
22:00 The Street
23:00 Tues 5th July 11:00 Mainstage Worship
Monday 4th July SMART
THE HUB
URBAN SAINTS
CIYD CONNECT 08:30 Early Morning Bible Study
09:30 The Bible & Slavery (Abercorn)
09:30 The Big Bite Free Bacon Butties
08:00 09:00 10:00 11:00 12:00
13:00 Songwriting Workshop (Octagon) 14:30 SIMS Slum Simulation (Freedom)
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14:00 Is the Bible sexist? (Octagon) 14:00 Man Made #3 (Abercorn)
16:30 ThreeForTea: +Paul Colman +Before Machines (Deep)
13:00 Café Opens
14:00 The Impact of Short-Term Mission 15:30 Youth Leader’s Toolbox #2
15:30 Where King James Went Wrong
15:30 Duffy Digs Deeper #2 (Octagon)
14:00 15:00 16:00
15:30 Heroes & Villians (Abercorn)
17:00 18:00 Judgemental Christians (Octagon)
18:00 Café Closes
18:00
18:00 Losing your Religion (Abercorn)
19:00
19:30 Hub Worship (Octagon)
20:00 21:30 Open Mic (Café)
22:00 Chasing Owls (Octagon)
21:00 22:00 Disco Time
22:00 Late Night Live +Youth Work On Stage + The Irish Boys
22:00 23:00
Tues 5th July 11:00 Mainstage Worship
SAT SEMINARS
CIYD CONNECT THE HUB SALE RING
08:30
13:00
EARLY MORNING BIBLE READING Dave Quintana | CIYD
I AM NOT FOR SALE Tearfund Speaker | Octagon
Start the day with some fresh thoughts from the Word of God. Dave Quintana will take us through the book of Philippians and help us connect it’s themes of brotherly love, unity and joy to our own daily experience and life.
If you want to know the why and how of making noise on behalf of the world’s poorest people, come along and hear from Tearfund what the Bible has to say about speaking up and get some top tips on how to take action with your friends.
09:30
14:00
DATING DILEMMAS Rachel Gardner | Octagon
ENJOYING THE BIBLE Krish Kandiah | Octagon
People didn’t go out with each other in Bible times so what does it say about falling in love in the 21st century? ‘How far is too far‘? How can we choose a Godly approach to all aspects of our relationships, married or not? WHAT DID THE OLD TESTAMENT EVER DO FOR ME?! William Ford | Abercorn
How does the Bible help you through everything life throws at you? Krish brings some vital directions to help equip you to read the Bible better for the rest of your life.
So why should we bother with the Old now that we have the New - and surely the picture of God in the ‘Torah’ is a bit more primitive than what we encounter in Jesus? What does the Old Testament have to teach us about Christianity in the 21st century?
Do you believe in a place where you are accepted, valued and loved? Is this place called Church? Within a constantly changing culture, how does the Church continue to make itself relevant without having to dilute the core message?
THE BIG BITE Jason Gardner | CIYD Did Jesus have set goals with the disciples? Did he have specific things that he wanted to teach them in specific ways? What can we apply from his style of teaching to the way we teach young people?
CHURCH IS FOR LOSERS Jasper Rutherland, Stuart Moles, Paddy McGlinchy, Scott Evans, Peter McDowell | CIYD
MAN MADE: BEING A MAN #1 Dave Cavan | Abercorn If you are in Christian circles, it won’t be long until you hear catchphrases like ‘he’s a real Man of God’. If that’s being said about you, great. What does that mean the rest of us? We’ll look at the ‘Men of God’ in the Bible for more info.
SOUL SISTAS: GIRL WITH NO NAME #1 Andrea Boden | Sale Ring
expert understanding of the ‘growing pains’ of modern life in the 21st century.
In Soul Sistas this year we are looking at the lives of 3 girls in the Bible who had pretty much nothing going for them. Andrea will be chatting about London life, good music and not letting our fear of the future have the final word in our lives. Come join the sisterhood.
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15:30 DANGEROUS PEOPLE: TURNING VISION INTO REALITY Simon Guillebaud | Octagon Take a look at how to become a dreamer of the day (not a day-dreamer), someone who acts out their dreams with open eyes to make them happen. It will be a challenging hour packed with testimony, quotes, and practical pointers to turn vision to reality and change the world. INSPIRED OR WHAT?! Bishop Harold Miller | Abercorn So what do we mean when we say the Bible is the ‘Inspired’ Word of God? Is it literally true (and accurate) in every sense and on every occasion? If so, why do Christians disagree so much about what it all. WHEN YOUTH MINISTRY IS NOT ENOUGH David Brown & Helen Warnock | CIYD At times the Church can feel like it is far removed from young people and modern culture. This workshop will allow an open and honest conversation about how we bridge the gap. TEENAGE STRESS Dr Paul Miller | Sale Ring How can you cope with the strains of extended adolescence, peer pressure, family and school demands and still stay sane? Dr Paul Miller will guide us through some tried and tested techniques and
THE ALCOHOL DEBATE Panel chaired by Adrian Dorian | Octagon Our expert panel will guide you through the vexed question of ‘to drink or not to drink?’. THE SCIENCE OF BELIEVING Ard Louis | Abercorn Is the Christian view of the world at odds with what we learn from the best scientists? Dr. Ard Louis is a Royal Society University Research Fellow and a Reader in Theoretical Physics at the University of Oxford. He will be joining us via skype to help us discover if science and religion are at all compatible. STORY 4 ALL - THE ‘WORD ON THE STREET’ #1 Bryan Thompson | Sale Ring The ‘inside story’ that is changing the face of outreach ministry on the planet! Jesus used stories all the time to communicate His message - re-discover the amazing authority of simply retelling the stories He told.
SUN SEMINARS 08:30 EARLY MORNING BIBLE READING Dave Quintana | CIYD Start the day with some fresh thoughts from the Word of God. Dave Quintana will take us through the book of Philippians and help us connect it’s themes of brotherly love, unity and joy to our own daily experience and life.
09:30 MOVIES THAT MATTER Dave Cavan | Octagon Are there any films out there apart from ‘Coach Carter’ and ‘The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe’ that are insightful to the heart of God? Come along to investigate how movies can be used to challenge, encourage and inspire us. ‘CAN’T STOP, CAN’T COPE?’ Emma & Glen Scrivener | Abercorn Why can’t we stop when we know we should? What does an addict look like? Is it a stereotypical junkie or is it a problem for Christians too? From Facebook to Xbox, eating disorders to pornography, we all struggle with things we wish we could stop. Does Jesus have a solution? WORSHIP IN COMMUNITY: OLD AND NEW MONASTICISM Dave Quintana | CIYD In our busy lives, packed with agendas, at times it can be good to pause, take a fresh breath, stay still and hear what God has to say. See, hear and learn how this ancient discipline can be relevant and real to young people today.
CIYD CONNECT THE HUB SALE RING
READING THE BIBLE Helen Warnock | Sale Ring Blank faces, awkward silences and 1 word answers. This happens all too often when it comes to Bible studies with young people. A seminar for youth leaders that will be full of creative methods for studying the Bible with your group.
14:00 EMOTIONAL AND SPIRITUAL INTEGRITY Krish Kandiah | Octagon How do the psalms equip us for emotional and spiritual integrity? They offer the unique perspective of being both God’s word to us and words for us to express to God. LIVING FOR A CHANGE Joe Campbell | CIYD Fragile community relationships, parallel living and separation are words that adequately describe areas of Belfast. Explore practical ways to walk and work with God to build the caring, sharing, forgiving place He intends it to be. MAN MADE: BEING A MAN #2 Dave Cavan | Abercorn We use names and words everyday: some hold great value, others don’t. If we are to be real, genuine and authentic, how do we allow the language we use to reflect our hopes and dreams?
SOUL SISTAS: GIRL WITH NO NAME #2 Suzie Keane | Sale Ring
sometimes even shout in our face about the really big issues!
Your circumstances don’t have to have the final word in your life. When you say yes to Jesus, you become part of the greatest revolution the world has ever known. Buckle up ladies, it’s gonna be a goodie!
18:00
15:30 ‘BELL’S HELL’ Krish Kandiah, Elaine Storkey, Peter Lynas & Bishop Ken Good | Octagon Some say that ‘Love Wins’ is possibly the most controversial Christian book of the decade - or is it just asking questions that most professional Christians don’t like to deal with so openly? Add your voice to the discussion and make sure our SM theologians don’t dodge the issues. DUFFY DIGS DEEPER #1 Duffy Robbins | Abercorn If you want to spend time with God in prayer and Bible reading; Where do you start? Do you have to speak certain words? Where should you start reading? This seminar will help you develop your own personal devotional life. TAIZÉ – THE ART OF WORSHIP IN GRACE, PEACE AND UNITY Brendan Dowd & Youthlink NI | CIYD Step out from the hustle and bustle of ‘Madness’ and experience worship of a different kind. Through Taizé experience an opportunity to seek communion with God in prayer, singing, silence and reflection. THE PROPHETIC WORD Dr. Brendan McCarthy | Sale Ring Dr. Brendan McCarthy will explore how we tune ourselves in to the God of the universe who whispers into our lives and every day experiences and who may
THE AUTHORIZED BIOGRAPHY OF A FORMER FIRST MINISTER Rev. Dr. Ian Paisley | Octagon He’s a Privy Councillor to Queen Elizabeth II, a Baron, he founded his own Church and Political Party (currently the largest in the country) and he has a dog called Luther. So what role has ‘the King James’ played in his long political and church life? AN ETHICAL TOUR OF THE BIBLE JESUS, MORALITY AND THE LAW Elaine Storkey | Abercorn Why didn’t Jesus talk about homosexuality, abortion or euthanasia? Why didn’t Jesus end slavery or try to overthrow the evils of the Roman government? How did he revolutionise the cultural ethics of his day? STORY 4 ALL - THE ‘WORD ON THE STREET’ #2 Bryan Thompson | Sale Ring The ‘inside story’ that is changing the face of outreach ministry on the planet! Jesus’ used stories all the time to communicate His message - re-discover the amazing authority of simply retelling the stories He told.
MON SEMINARS
CIYD CONNECT THE HUB SALE RING
08:30
14:00
EARLY MORNING BIBLE READING Dave Quintana | CIYD
IS THE BIBLE SEXIST? Elaine Storkey, Stafford Carson, Kellie Turtle, Barry Forde | Octagon
Start the day with some fresh thoughts from the Word of God. Dave Quintana will take us through the book of Philippians and help us connect it’s themes of brotherly love, unity and joy to our own daily experience and life.
09:30 MUSIC MATTERS Pete Waugh | Sale Ring From the electrifying riffs of a rock anthem to the bass of funky beats, music has a unique power to stir and feed the soul. Are the lyrics you listen to more than just words? Do they have the power to shape the outlook you have on life? THE BIBLE & SLAVERY Elaine Storkey | Abercorn This year in the Tearfund café, we are making some noise about human trafficking. Journey with Elaine from Genesis through to the New Testament and learn what God has to say about the buying and selling of people - and how we can respond. THE BIG BITE Jason Gardner | CIYD ‘The secret of success - failure.’ Be a part of the conversation as we discuss failure as a key to success.
The Bible was transcribed almost entirely by men, using masculine language – do you think God could have been a little bit clearer on the issue of the sexism? Our panel examine the Biblical approach to gender, roles and justice. THE IMPACT OF SHORT-TERM MISSION Simon Guillebaud & representatives from Christian Aid, Tear Fund, Exodus, Crosslinks | CIYD Are we making a deep and meaningful impact into communities across the world as we passionately build this BIG kingdom of God? What do we need to consider in being missional, serving communities and sharing our faith? MAN MADE: BEING A MAN #3 Dave Cavan | Abercorn How do we stop the negative things of our past dictating our future? What would happen to how we see and treat others if we started seeing and treating ourselves like sons of God. SOUL SISTAS: GIRL WITH NO NAME #3 Rachel Gardner | Sale Ring Rachel will be chatting about a well known story about a girl with no name who discovers that by throwing herself at Jesus’ feet, she finds the love she thought she didn’t deserve. So join us for the last Soul Sistas session and let Jesus have the final word in your life.
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HEROES AND VILLAINS IN THE BIBLE Patton Taylor | Abercorn
WHY ARE CHRISTIANS SO JUDGMENTAL? Peter Lynas, Trevor Johnston, Alan McCann, Elaine Storkey | Octagon
God speaks to us through Bible characters. Patton Taylor will examine some of the better (and lesser) known figures from the Bible to help us understand what and how we can learn from their experience of the living Lord. DUFFY DIGS DEEPER #2 Duffy Robbins | Octagon This seminar will give you a big picture look at the task of understanding the Bible. For anyone who wants to do a better job of faithfully digging into the Word, this will be a practical, helpful session. WHERE KING JAMES WENT WRONG Bishop John McAreavey, Bishop Harold Miller and Dave Quintana | CIYD Bishop John McAreavey, Bishop Harold Miller and Dave Quintana talk about the role that the Bible plays in their personal walk of faith and within their own denominational tradition. THE GREATEST STORY EVER TOLD Adrian McCartney | Sale Ring Is the Bible a collection of random but associated stories and pieces of history and poetry? Adrian will explore some of the themes that run throughout the Bible and, hopefully, give you an overview that you can use for the rest of your life.
Ask someone on the street what they think of ‘Christians’ and this word crops up time and again. So, do we get a bad press or is there something inherently offensive in the Christian message? How is it that truth and grace seem so hard to blend together? LOSING YOUR RELIGION Andy Frost | Abercorn Recent statistics show that a high percentage of teenage believers abandon their faith. Andy has first hand experience of people who are on the edge of losing their faith and can offer practical and compassionate advice. BECAUSE YOU’RE WORTH IT Emma Scrivener & Dr. Angela Minion | Sale Ring Everywhere we look we’re told who we are and what we’re worth. But what happens when the different messages don’t add up? Am I just what my friends think? What does God have to say about it? And why does this matter?
THE TALENT
MAINSTAGE SPEAKERS DUFFY ROBBINS Professor of Youth Ministry at Eastern University, St Davids, PA, Duffy is a 35 year veteran of youth ministry who is widely respected as one of the leading voices in youth and family ministry. His warm conversational style, coupled with a quick sense of humor and a unique ability to make Scripture come alive have also made him a popular speaker for Bible Conferences, Parenting Seminars, Faculty Workshops, College chapels, Mens’ Retreats and Family Camps and Conferences.
SIMON GUILLEBAUD Simon was born in Sussex and spent three years in Algeria and six years in France while he was growing up. He went to Loughborough University to study languages and politics before getting a job in marketing. However, God called him to go to Burundi, in wartorn Central Africa and for eight years he worked there. He is now based in Florida and is a passionate speaker at major events, sharing stories of radical risk-taking, death-threats and close-calls as he continues to strive to see God’s kingdom come in Africa.
RACHEL GARDNER Many of you might recognize Rachel as the face of BBC’s, ‘No Sex Please, We’re Teenagers’ programme, which aired in 2005, or as the author of best-selling book for girls, Cherished. Others, as the ubiquitous face of Harrow, North West London, where she can often be found shopping, drinking coffee and chatting to strangers whilst writing profound insights on teenage sexuality. She is the director of Romance Academy by day, lover of perioddramas and husband, Jason, by night.
KRISH KANDIAH Krish has worked with students in the UK with Universities and Colleges Christian Fellowship, and in Albania with the International Fellowship of Evangelical Students, before becoming pastor of a multi-cultural church in Harrow. He is still a regular speaker at university missions, and has wide experience in evangelism and crosscultural mission. A regular speaker at Spring Harvest, Krish is passionate about fresh expressions of church, biblical teaching, mission, social transformation and evangelism.
JASON GARDNER Jason is Youth Project Researcher at The London Institute for Contemporary Christianity. He is currently seeking to tie in trends in secular youth culture with how the Church approaches the issue of reaching out to today’s generation. Prior to his position at LICC, Jason completed degrees in English and Theology and has worked alongside young people in and outside the church.
JASPER RUTHERFORD Jasper was the youth worker at Willowfield Parish Church for over 7 years and is married to Lynne and they have two gorgeous children (but then, he is biased). Jasper is currently studying with the Church Army in the north of England and hopes to return to these shores (like a latter day St. Patrick) focussing fulltime on sharing the Good News with a new generation of saints and scholars.
WORSHIP LEADERS THE REND COLLECTIVE EXPERIMENT The Rend Collective Experiment started in 2004 as a group of 20 somethings trying to figure out life, God and community. Then in 2007 it grew into a collective of musicians and artists trying to share with the world what they were learning. Fresh from a US tour with Chris Tomlin and other dates worldwide, the guys are keen and ready to lead us in worship at SM2011 on Mainstage.
MARTIN SMITH Following a career which saw a string of hit singles, numerous albums and tours playing to hundreds of thousands of people, 2009 saw the end of an era with Delirious’ farewell tour. However the conclusion of the band brought about the beginning of a new time chapter for Martin Smith with the onset of the Compassion Art project, and his ongoing career as a solo artist and worship leader.
RYAN GRIFFITH Soon after he started leading worship as a teenager, picking up chords to Hillsong and Soul Survivor songs he started to write his own worship songs. “The two just came together,” he explains. Having been appointed director of worship at a local church, Ryan’s songs have taken root within countless lives. The debut album, recorded earlier this year, promises to spread those roots further still.
THE ARTISTS SILHOUETTE is the enigmatic alias of songstress, Shauna Tohill. She creates music from her heart and hopes to inspire, challenge & comfort people with it. To enhance the live experience, she is joined by the wonderful Peter McCauley on drums, beautiful Zarah Fleming on cello & the exceptional John Conway on double bass! She has seen much local success including tracks being playlisted on various radio stations and has appeared on TV.
[DWEEB] Noun: A boring, studious, or socially inept person. This dictionary definition couldn’t be further from the truth. Having announced their farewell tour, ‘The Collision Tour’ this is your last chance to catch the Midlands based four piece. With a diverse mix of musical influences ranging from Miles Davis to Incubus via the Red Hot Chilli Peppers, [dweeb] are an electrifying live band not to be missed.
BRIAN HOUSTON From humble beginnings as an apprentice in the shipyards of East Belfast, Brian has been making music for decades now, and across countless genres. He’s received praise from radio DJs the world over, and has toured substantially. There’s a simple reason as to why he is still in demand as a performer whilst countless others have seen their popularity wane: he is an outstanding performer.
Supporting [dweeb] Friday SMart
Headline Act Friday SMart
Headline Act Friday The Hub
CHASING OWLS After forming in 2010, this Edinburgh based four-piece have enjoyed a very busy number of months with highlights including playing the NME Weekender Festival and opening for Athlete, as well as achieving airplay on the likes of BBC’s Radio 1, 2 and 6 Music to name but a few. Their live performance sees the intimacy and sensitivity of their recorded material meet with exciting energy and enthusiasm, creating a strong live act.
RAMS’ POCKET RADIO RAMS’ pocket radio is Peter McCauley, a drummer, pianist, jackof-all instruments and songwriter. Unfettered personal expression is the impetus of the project and with the works of the 1950’s product designer, Dieter Rams, in mind - purity, simplicity and longevity are the first concerns. RAMS’ Pocket Radio is playing at Glastonbury this year so don’t miss this opportunity to catch them before they go massive.
PAUL COLMAN Paul Colman is a Grammy Nominated singer/ songwriter. He has performed all over the world, written hit singles, garnered numerous awards and has sold hundreds of thousands of records. Paul still travels the globe singing and speaking and sharing his songs, thoughts and faith. He has released 15 recordings featuring his songs and for the three years (2005-8) was the guitarist for Aussie rockers, The Newsboys.
Supporting RAMS’ Pocket Radio Sun SMart
Headline Act Sunday SMart
Supporting Martin Smith Mon Mainstage
THE ARTISTS NATHAN JESS Nathan’s captivating performances and his well considered and gripping songwriting are causing many to sit up and listen. From an early age, finding the old forgotten guitar underneath his parents’ bed unknowingly gave birth to an intense desire to make music. A number of years on and Nathan continues to pursue his longing to be a relevant songwriter and worship leader.
CAPTAIN CAMERON From the quiet obscurity of Drumbeg, he found his folk legs on the rock stage with SixStarHotel, yet his own sound follows another path. His music is delicate and considered, awash with passionate crescendos and fragile phrases that convince us that he truly means what he sings. His music is unquestionably beautiful, full of stillness and intensity, musing, wondering and intent. Indeed, Captain Cameron has a command of verse and chorus befitting his name.
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THE VENUES
Tearfund is a Christian international aid and development agency working globally to end poverty and injustice, and to restore dignity and hope in some of the world’s poorest communities. This year in the Tearfund café, we are making some noise about human trafficking. The Tearfund café in the Nugent Hall is a great place to hang out, learn more about their work and imbibe hot drinks.
FRIDAY 21:30 - 00:00 Café Open
SUNDAY 12:00 - 18:00 Café Open
22:00 - 00:00 Music Captain Cameron The Kerry Courtney Trio
14:30 - 16:30 Open Mic
SATURDAY 12:00 - 18:00 Café Open
21:30 - 00:00 Café Open
14:30 - 16:30 Open Mic 18:00 Café Closed 21:30 - 00:00 Café Open 22:00 - 00:00 Music Laura Hargan
18:00 Café Closed
22:00 - 00:00 Music The 1930s MONDAY 12:00 - 18:00 Café Open 14:30 - 16:30 Open Mic 18:00 Café Closed 21:30 - 00:00 Café Open 22:00 - 00:00 Music Emma Lucas
WELCOME TO WHERE WORDS BECOME ACTION Here you become Jesus to the bruised and the broken. Here you spend yourself for them... ‘If you spend yourself on behalf of the hungry and satisfy the needs of the oppressed then your light will rise in the darkness.’ (Isaiah 58:10) Join us for coffee, campaigning, chat and change in the Tearfund cafe. With live music. The last word. Turn its message into action.
Registered Charity No. 265464 (England and Wales) Registered Charity No. SC037624 (Scotland)
YWAM (Youth With A Mission) Ireland are a missional community of people from around the world, working across the island. They have bases in urban Dublin and beautiful Rostrevor, and centres everywhere from Banbridge to Wexford. In partnership with The Street in Whitehead, YWAM bring the Yakshak back!
FRIDAY 22:00 - 00:00 The Street A 2 hour non-stop performance which will be a feast for all the senses.
SUNDAY 14:00 - 17:00 Street Striker
SATURDAY 13:30 - 16:30 Street Striker Are you the ultimate individual footballer? Test your skills to become the king or queen of Street football.
15:00 - 16:00 Gok Clark’s Fashion FIx
14:00 - 15:00 Drama Workshop Are you the next Johnny Depp or Natalie Portman? Learn to act in our drama masterclass. 15:00 - 16:00 Gok Clark’s Fashion FIx Explore the world of fashion with our ‘glamorous’ leaders and call into our pamper room.
14:00 - 15:00 Drama Workshop
16:00 - 17:00 Music Workshop 22:00 - 00:00 The Street MONDAY 14:00 - 15:00 Drama Workshop 14:00 - 15:00 Basketball Tournament 15:00 - 16:00 Gok Clark’s Fashion FIx
16:00 - 17:00 Music Workshop Bring your instrument along for a jam!
15:00 - 18:00 Street Striker Finals
17:00 - 18:00 Basketball Tournament
16:00 - 17:00 Music Workshop
22:00 - 00:00 The Street
22:00 - 00:00 The Street
The Sale Ring is one of our many seminar venues. Situated opposite the entrance to the YWAM Yakshak near the food vendors, the venue normally holds auctions for cattle. This weekend the stalls will be crammed with seminar goers.
SATURDAY 14:00 - 15:00 Soul Sistas #1 Andrea Boden Andrea chats about London life, good music and not being afraid of the future. 15:30 - 16:30 Teenage Stress Dr. Paul Miller A guide to understanding the pain of growing up in the 21st century. 18:00 - 19:00 Story 4 All #1 Brian Thompson Re-discover the authority in simply re-telling the stories Jesus told. SUNDAY 09:30 - 10:30 Reading the Bible Helen Warnock A seminar for youth leaders that will be full of creative methods for studying the Bible with your group. 14:00 - 15:00 Soul Sistas #2 Suzie Keane When you say ‘yes’ to Jesus, your circumstances no longer rule your life.
15:30 - 16:30 The Prophetic Word Dr. Brendan McCarthy Explore how to listen to what God is saying in our every day lives. 18:00 - 19:00 Story 4 All #2 Brian Thompson MONDAY 14:00 - 15:00 Soul Sistas #3 Rachel Gardner If we throw ourselves at Jesus’ feet we get the love we didn’t think we deserved. 15:30 - 16:30 The Greatest Ever Told Adrian McCartney Explore the themes that make the Bible more than just a collection of stories and poetry. 18:00 - 19:00 Because You’re Worth It Emma Scrivener & Dr. Angela Minion Learn how to combat today’s obsession with image and self-worth by discovering how God sees you.
Exodus is a Christian youth discipleship organisation based in Northern Ireland. Exodus is committed to working with local churches to see young people transformed as they come to and grow in faith. With centres in Coleraine and Lisburn, Exodus supports young bands and established artists alike all year round. Exodus SMart is the main venue for music from 10pm to 12pm on Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights as well as hosting workshops and ThreeForTea during the day.
FRIDAY 22:00 - 00:00 Music [dweeb] and Silhouette | Freedom
SUNDAY 12:30 - 13:00 Music Mark Knox | Deep
22:00 - 00:00 Deep Café | Deep
13:00 - 13:30 Vibe Academy | Deep
SATURDAY 13:00 - 14:00 Music One Small Victory | Deep 14:30 - 15:30 Stop The Traffik | Freedom 15:30 - 16:30 Songwriting Workshop Brian Houston | Freedom 16:30 - 18:30 ThreeForTea Featuring Futurescope, Chasing Owls & DVC | Deep 22:00 - 00:00 UV Party | Freedom 22:00 - 00:00 Deep Café | Deep
14:30 - 16:30 Glee Workshop | Freedom 16:30 - 18:30 ThreeForTea Featuring Emerald Armada, The Secret Room & Dave McCrossan | Deep 22:00 - 00:00 Music RAMS’ Pocket Radio and Chasing Owls | Freedom 22:00 - 00:00 Deep Café | Deep MONDAY 14:30 - 16:30 SIMS Slum Simulation | Freedom 16:30 - 18:30 ThreeForTea Featuring Paul Colman & Before Machines | Deep
For the vast majority of the year, The Hub is a chaplaincy, café and church on Elmwood Avenue serving students of Queen’s University. During Madness, The Hub will host many seminars and artists over the weekend, as well as an over-18s worship and teaching session during the evening Mainstage sessions.
FRIDAY 19:30 - 21:30 Worship Rend Collective & Craig Cooney 22:00 - 00:00 Brian Houston SATURDAY 09:30 - 10:30 Dating Dilemmas Rachel Gardner | Octagon What does the BIble say about dating and ‘how far is too far’? 09:30 - 10:30 What did the Old Testament ever do for me? William Ford | Abercorn Is the Old Testament irrelevant to Christianity in the 21st century? 13:00 - 14:00 I am Not for Sale Tearfund Speaker | Octagon Hear about how to stand up for those caught in the slave trade. 14:00 - 15:00 Enjoying the Bible Krish Kandiah | Octagon Krish brings some vital directions to reading the Bible better. 14:00 - 15:00 Man Made #1 Dave Cavan | Abercorn What does being ‘a real man of God’ entail?
15:30 - 16:30 Dangerous People Simon Guillebaud | Octagon Come and take a look at how to become a dreamer of the day. 15:30 - 16:30 Inspired or What?! Bishop Harold Miller | Abercorn So what do we mean when we say the Bible is the ‘Inspired’ Word of God? 18:00 - 19:00 The Alcohol Debate Panel chaired by Adrian Dorian | Octagon Our expert panel will guide you through the vexed question of ‘to drink or not to drink’. 18:00 - 19:00 The Science of Believing Ard Louis | Abercorn Is the Christian view of the world at odds with what we learn from the best scientists? 19:30 - 21:30 Worship Ryan Griffith & Krish Kandiah 21:30 - 00:00 Open Mic | Café 22:00 - 00:00 Nathan Jess
SUNDAY 09:30 - 10:30 Movies that Matter Dave Cavan | Octagon Investigate how movies can be used to challenge, encourage and inspire us. 09:30 - 10:30 ‘Can’t Stop, Can’t Cope?’ Emma & Glen Scrivener | Abercorn We all struggle with things we wish we could stop. Does Jesus have a solution? 13:00 - 14:00 Reading the Bible Helen Warnock | Octagon A seminar for youth leaders that will be full of creative methods for studying the Bible with your group. 14:00 - 15:00 Emotional and Spiritual Integrity Krish Kandiah | Octagon How do the psalms equip us for emotional and spiritual integrity? 14:00 - 15:00 Man Made #2 Dave Cavan | Abercorn How do we allow the language we use to reflect our hopes and dreams? 15:30 - 16:30 ‘Bell’s Hell’ Krish Kandiah, Elaine Storkey & Bishop Ken Good | Octagon The most controversial Christian book of the decade - or is it just asking questions that most Christians don’t like to deal with? 15:30 - 16:30 Duffy Digs Deeper #1 Duffy Robbins | Abercorn If you want to spend time with God in prayer and Bible reading; Where do you start? 18:00 - 19:00 The Authorized Biography of a Former First Minister Rev. Dr. Ian Paisley | Octagon What role has ‘the King James’ played in Ian Paisley’s long political & church life?
18:00 - 19:00 An Ethical Tour of the Bible Elaine Storkey | Abercorn How did Jesus revolutionise the cultural ethics of his day? 19:30 - 21:30 Worship Nathan Jess & Simon Guillebaud 21:30 - 00:00 Open Mic | Café 22:00 - 00:00 Captain Cameron
MONDAY 09:30 - 10:30 The Bible & Slavery Elaine Storkey | Abercorn Learn what God has to say about the buying and selling of people - and how we can respond.
18:00 - 19:00 Why are Christians so Judgmental? Peter Lynas, Trevor Johnston, Alan McCann, Elaine Storkey | Octagon Ask someone on the street what they think of ‘Christians’ - and this word crops up time and again. Discuss why.
13:00 - 14:00 Songwriting Workshop Paul Colman | Octagon
18:00 - 19:00 Losing your Religion Andy Frost | Abercorn Recent statistics show that a high percentage of teenage believers abandon their faith. What can we do?
14:00 - 15:00 Is the Bible Sexist? Elaine Storkey, Stafford Carson, Kellie Turtle, Barry Forde | Octagon Our panel examine the Biblical approach to gender, roles and justice. 14:00 - 15:00 Man Made #3 Dave Cavan | Abercorn How do we stop the negative things of our past dictating our future? 15:30 - 16:30 Duffy Digs Deeper #2 Duffy Robbins | Octagon This seminar will give you a big picture look at the task of understanding the Bible. 15:30 - 16:30 Heroes and Villains in the Bible Patton Taylor | Abercorn What can we learn from figures in the BIble?
19:30 - 21:30 Worship Serenus & Simon Guillebaud 21:30 - 00:00 Open Mic | Café 22:00 - 00:00 Chasing Owls
This is a new addition to Summer Madness 2011, hosted by Urban Saints. At Urban Saints we are committed to 4 things - riotus fun, adventurous faith, genuine friendship and life in all its fullness. We believe this is what Jesus calls us to. So that is what the URBAN CAFÉ is all about.
FUN - BANTER - COFFEE -COMPETITIONS - BANDS - YOUTH LEADERS - WORKSHOPS - HIP HOP - AND OF COURSE THE FINAL NIGHT DISCO FRIDAY 22:00 - 00:00 Music: The Best of Belfast
SUNDAY All Afternoon Competition Sunday
We have a treat in store with two local acts that promise to light up our stage. Come, chill, enjoy a coffee and sample the best Belfast has to offer.
It’s competition Sunday so get there early to enter our various tournaments in Table Tennis, Table Football, Wii Games and remember points mean prizes!
22:00 - Not So Practical 23:00 - William TR Fyffe
22:00 - 00:00 Desert Voice Calling
SATURDAY 15:30 - 16:30 Youth Leaders Toolbox #1: Energize (resources for childrens & youth work)
‘Hip-hop’ and ‘Rap’ culture is labelled with a secular and non-Christian stereotype. DVC aim to use their music as a powerful evangelistic tool of worship and praise.
Come and find out about the fully comprehensive and continuous stream of resources that Energize can provide you and your group to help you reach children and young people in your community. 22:00 - 00:00 The Big Fat Quiz of the Year. This promises to be fun, action packed, challenging and for extra points you will need your best singing voices.
MONDAY 15:30 - 16:30 Youth Leaders Toolbox #2: MIMIC Our brand new MIMIC resource is perfect for creating opportunities for building intentional relationships with the children and young people in your group. Come and find out how! 22:00 - 00:00 It’s Disco Time! Go out with a bang, get the gladrags on and join with us for some disco fever!
Imagine a space of calm among the Madness. If you are youth leader, youth worker, committed in your role among young people and you are craving a quiet space to escape the Madness, feel free to drop in, flop into a comfy sofa, enjoy FREE coffee and freshly baked goods. CIYD welcomes you and your team to enjoy the comfort and calm of this little space.
FRIDAY 22:00 - 00:00 Late Night Live Live Acoustic Patrick Gardiner Patrick Gardiner is a fresh, young emerging talent. He is a talented and enthusiastic guitarist, singer and songwriter. He has played at Summer Madness, Autumn Soul and Buskfest and loves the opportunity to write and perform. SATURDAY 08:30 - 09:30 Early Morning Bible Reading Dave Quintana Start the day with some fresh thoughts from the book of Phillipians. 09:30 - 10:30 The Big Bite Jason Gardner | Free Bacon Butties As a youth leader/worker you may have constant questions surrounding your leadership ability and input. Dig deep into meaningful dialogue and seek clear answers to relevant questions. 14:00 - 15:00 Church is for Losers Jasper Rutherland, Stuart Moles, Chris Bennett, Paddy McGlinchy, Scott Evans
With the constant change of culture, how does the Church continue to make itself relevant without having to dilute the core message? 15:30 - 16:30 When Youth Ministry is not Enough David Brown & Helen Warnock At times the Church can feel like it is far removed from young people and modern culture. This workshop will allow an open and honest conversation about how we bridge the gap. 22:00 - 23:00 Late Night Live Comedy Hour Stuart Moles & Andrew Brannigan Enjoy hearing all about youthwork from another perspective. Youth workers tackle the topics, the challenge of youthwork and their role through comedic antics. Enjoy the fierce wit and charm from those taking part, join in and laugh with them. 23:00 - 00:00 Late Night Live Live Acoustic Emma Lucas Emma Lucas is 18 and although coming from a small village, has a big heart for music.
SUNDAY 08:30 - 09:30 Early Morning Bible Reading Dave Quintana
MONDAY 08:30 - 09:30 Early Morning Bible Reading Dave Quintana
09:30 - 10:30 Worship in Community: Old and New Monasticism Dave Quintana
09:30 - 10:30 The Big Bite Jason Gardner | Free Bacon Butties
In our busy lives, packed with agendas, at times it can be good to pause, stay still and hear what God has to say. Learn how this ancient discipline can be relevant and real to young people today. 14:00 - 15:00 Living for a Change Joe Campbell Fragile community relationships, parallel living and separation are words that adequately describe areas of Belfast. Explore practical ways to build the caring, forgiving place He wants it to be. 15:30 - 16:30 Taizé – the Art of Worship in Grace, Peace and Unity Brendan Dowd & Youthlink NI Step out from the hustle and bustle the chaos of the Madness and experience worship of a different kind. Enter a Holy Place, through Taizé. 22:00 - 23:00 Late Night Live Youth Work On Stage Duffy Robbins & Jason Gardner Join Duffy Robbins, Jason Gardner and others to learn, discuss and explore the direction of youthwork with the millennial culture, its opportunities and challenges. 23:00 - 00:00 Late Night Live Live Acoustic Lee Boal & Co. Lee returns with his beautiful, mellow acoustic sound.
‘The secret of success - failure.’ Be a part of the conversation as we discuss failure as a key to success. 14:00 - 15:00 The Impact of Short-Term Mission Simon Guillebaud Are we making a deep and meaningful impact into communities across the world as we passionately build this BIG kingdom of God? What do we need to consider in being missional, serving communities and sharing our faith? 15:30 - 16:30 Where King James went Wrong Bishop John McAreavey, Bishop Harold Miller and Dave Quintana Bishop John McAreavey, Bishop Harold Miller and Dave Quintana talk about the role that the Bible plays in their personal faith walk and within their own denominational tradition. 22:00 - 23:00 Late Night Live Live Acoustic William TR Fyffe Enjoy the music of William TR Fyffe, as he combines his natural charm and wit with his deep soulful music. 23:00 - 00:00 Late Night Live Live Acoustic The Irish Boys Enjoy a night of traditional Irish music with a twist as Brendan and Ciaran rock the house.
THE ACTIVITIES This year in the activities section we have another blend of great activities, based in the YWAM venue. There will be the usual arts & crafts, cage football, basketball tournaments and inflatables. This year sees the the YFC Nomad cage football joining the activities roster. Fiercely skilful 2-on-2 football: grab a mate and give it a go if you think you’ve got what it takes. We’ll also have the ALT climbing wall on the Saturday only from 1-6pm, so make sure you get your hands chalked up to give it a go! Some activities will incur a small charge - the staff running each of these will help you with this. Sign-up for most activities is at Activities HQ in the Charles Hurst Building.
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THE EXHIBITORS The Nugent hall is home to the exhibitors. Why not have a look around and a chat with some of the organisations and agencies who have some really exciting opportunities on offer? Fields of Life MAD International Belfast Bible College Nexus Trust Christian Aid Open Doors Romance Academy NI Housing Executive Christians in Sport Speed Stacks Mission Aviation Fellowship Worship Academy Ireland The Message Trust Evangelical Alliance Big House Ireland
TOTAL RECALL Why let SM11 end on Tuesday 5th July? Take home all the highlights of the festival with Total Recall - available on Tuesday morning in the Nugent Hall. At only £10, it’s cheaper than a burger and chips for two, but much more filling for the soul. There will be a limited number available at the end of the Festival: otherwise order on line at www.summermadness.co.uk
KIDS STUFF This year Kids Stuff is being hosted by Church Army. They’ll be helped by an energetic and enthusiastic team of inter-church and inter-denominational Christians. There’s an amazing and packed programme waiting to be explored - filled with activities, games, high-energy worship, crafts, puppets, drama and much, much more. 11:00 - 13:00 daily in the Nugent Hall.
PRAYER MINISTRY The Prayer Team are a dedicated bunch of all-agers who are keen to help you connect with God and will be available after every Mainstage Worship session (somewhere around the front). They’re also available at the 24/5 prayer venue during the afternoons and can be seen elsewhere on-site in their ORANGE t-shirts. There’s no funny business: your first name & what you want prayer for is all we ask. We keep confidences (then later forget), unless criminal or abuse issues, suspected or actual, are raised: SM will pass details on to the relevant statutory authorities.
THE E100 BIBLE READING CHALLENGE ARE YOU UP FOR IT? How much of the Bible do you really know and when was the last time you made an effort to get to grips with what it is all about? Why not join in with thousands of others this year and spend some time covering the Big Story – cover to cover in just 100 readings? These will give you a good understanding of the overall story, from Genesis to Revelation. There are 50 readings from the Old Testament and 50 from the New Testament. While the reading plan can be used by individuals, it is even more powerful when undertaken in the local church or youth group, or with the online community. So to help you along the journey we are providing a website (www.e100chat.com) that will offer day-by-day commentary on the readings from highly regarded local Bible teachers and youth leaders. You will also be able to leave your own comments and questions and engage in discussion with others about the issues raised. The E100 blog begins on 3rd October 2011. Youth leaders and teachers also have access to a range of resources from the E100 website (www.e100challenge.org.uk) to help promote and support the initiative, such as sermon outlines, discussion starters, personal planners, etc Summer Madness and Exodus have printed this book to make it easier for you to complete the E100 Reading Plan - because we believe that you will hear God speaking through His Word in new and fresh ways – enjoy the Challenge!
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Christian Aid Ireland is a company limited by guarantee, registered in Northern Ireland. Registered office Linden House, 96 Beechill Road, Belfast BT8 7QN. Northern. Ireland charity number XR94639. Company number NI059154. The Christian Aid name and logo are trademarks of Christian Aid; Poverty Over is a trademark of Christian Aid Š March 2011.
ADVENTURE LEADERSHIP TRAINING (ALT) IS A FAITH-BASED CHARITY THAT OFFERS: • • •
Mobile multi-activity unit to support your community programmes & fun days Fully catered residential activity weekends in Annalong - all inclusive price of £60 per person REC First Aid training
VOLUNTEERS WANTED FOR ARCHERY & CLIMBING WALL SUPERVISION T: +44 (0) 28 9147 7860 M: +44 (0) 7878 125 134 E: info@adventuretraining.org.uk Charity number XR72512
Company limited by guarantee No: NI 053079
Discipleship Training Conference Equipping Youth Leaders in Principles and Practices of Small group and mentoring discipleship Edgehill College, Belfast Saturday 24th September 10am -4pm
info and registration @
www.exodusonline.org.uk
THANK YOU AR Marquees Box42 AV Church of Ireland Priorities Fund CIYD Cyril Johnston & Co EMS Audio Warwick Electrical Forfey Hamilton Kirk JJ Quinn Caravans Johnston’s Coffee Livestock & Meat Commission Lynas Foods Northern Bank Powerlight Production House RUAS Sentor Electrics Smallworld Music Tom Knox Plumbing Ulster Bank Ulster Farmers Union United Dairy Farmers Wilson’s All photographs provided by Chris Nelson www.chrisnelsonphoto.com
Next Year 29th June - 3rd July 2012
We Need Your Support For more information on how you can support Summer Madness T: 028 9067 3379 E: office@summermadness.co.uk